Mariah Boats
 

Seen this listed on Pueblo , CO CL.
Looks nice , don't know about price , seems high to me , but you guys with the "big Mariahs" can probably give a better opinion on that:wink_thumbup:

1997 Mariah Z 276 MCC

Here is another in Ft Collins , CO:

1999 Mariah 182 Shabah

Re: Mariah Boats
 

It is very nice. It belongs to a co worker of mine. He is having a health issue and is having to get out of this boat. He recently purchased it from the second owner whom had the boat since 2000 or so. The boat cruises great. The previous owner built an area in the back that becomes a bed. Its really slick, like a factory option. As for price, I'm sure one can negotiate.


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Re: Mariah Boats
 

I'd say given the upgrades, and the shape it's in, it's not a terrible price. A little on the higher side, but most likely negotiable. That swim platform is gigantic! I'd be interested to see how they made the third bed with the back cushions...

The 182 is in good shape too, and seems to be a decent price!

Re: Mariah Boats
 

Hi - I agree the price isnt bad - a little high but the extra options are nice. Does anyone know where they bought that swim platform? I would LOVE to put one of those on my boat.

Thanks!

Re: Mariah Boats
 

Yes, that specific swim platform is from The Swim Platform Superstore.
Swim Platform Super Store

I personally think that top mount configuration sits a bit too high for our boats, because it attaches to molded entranceway on the back. It also has a heck of a lot of support rods, which I think are a little tacky.
http://www.swimplatformsuperstore.co...s/DSC06679.JPG

There's another option, which mounts lower (where the cutout begins above the outdrive), it's slightly more expensive, but less long, requires 4 less metal support poles, and in my opinion, looks a bit better. It's from Swimplatforms.com
Swimplatforms.com

Here's a pic of theirs. What's nice about this one is that it sits lower, so you could actually sit on it and put your whole legs in the water, not just your feet. You can see where the waterline is in relation to the platform.
http://www.swimplatforms.com/uploadI...-99_mariah.jpg

Our boats do need some additional space, and both of these swim platforms are nice. However, just be aware once you factor in shipping & crating costs, they end up getting close to $2k when it's all said and done, and that doesn't include installation. :eek_animated: